Anders Perner and Simon Finfer discuss the impact of "negative trials". I agree. Important knowledge. Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Yes @yourICM @ESICM https://t.co/eQ0iRblOWI
RT @SMHcriticalcare: THIS! https://t.co/L8PAMBsumg Thanks @icuresearch @AndersPerner A negative result does not mean the trial is negative!…
RT @SMHcriticalcare: THIS! https://t.co/L8PAMBsumg Thanks @icuresearch @AndersPerner A negative result does not mean the trial is negative!…
RT @SMHcriticalcare: THIS! https://t.co/L8PAMBsumg Thanks @icuresearch @AndersPerner A negative result does not mean the trial is negative!…
RT @SMHcriticalcare: THIS! https://t.co/L8PAMBsumg Thanks @icuresearch @AndersPerner A negative result does not mean the trial is negative!…
RT @SMHcriticalcare: THIS! https://t.co/L8PAMBsumg Thanks @icuresearch @AndersPerner A negative result does not mean the trial is negative!…
THIS! https://t.co/L8PAMBsumg Thanks @icuresearch @AndersPerner A negative result does not mean the trial is negative! We learn from every scientific undertaking.
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @jonbs51: Large scale pragmatic trials are providing the evidence base and confidence for us to safely intervene less and observe more i…
Large scale pragmatic trials are providing the evidence base and confidence for us to safely intervene less and observe more in the critically ill. https://t.co/kXsH9bkfjQ
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
Seems to me those are not entirely contrasting views: Yes: for high internal(efficacy RCT) or external validity(effectiveness RCT). No: for low internal validity RCT's. https://t.co/c3js3Fr0W9
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
Interesting article... https://t.co/bm7W8MfYBe
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
RT @CritCareReviews: Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting…
Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Contrasting views from @AndersPerner & @icuresearch vs @jlvincen via @yourICM https://t.co/lWmIYSloK1 https://t.co/L34TYGZonu https://t.co/Uco
RT @sl_rygard: Useful - not 'negative' results - from robust, pragmatic RCTs can guide clinicians, researchers, guideline writers and regul…
RT @sl_rygard: Useful - not 'negative' results - from robust, pragmatic RCTs can guide clinicians, researchers, guideline writers and regul…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @sl_rygard: Useful - not 'negative' results - from robust, pragmatic RCTs can guide clinicians, researchers, guideline writers and regul…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @sl_rygard: Useful - not 'negative' results - from robust, pragmatic RCTs can guide clinicians, researchers, guideline writers and regul…
Useful - not 'negative' results - from robust, pragmatic RCTs can guide clinicians, researchers, guideline writers and regulators - hence save lives and money @AndersPerner @icuresearch https://t.co/KNzKt8nJml
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @MortenHylander: Yep, all high quality trials have important implications for patients, relatives, healthcare personnel, researchers, an…
RT @MortenHylander: Yep, all high quality trials have important implications for patients, relatives, healthcare personnel, researchers, an…
This. Let’s stop calling it ‘negative trials’. Assess quality of trial design and execution; and relevance for your pts. https://t.co/AplgJfLoFS
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
RT @icuresearch: Do trials reporting neutral or negative Rx effects improve care of critically ill? Of course they do @AndersPerner https:/…
Do trials that report a neutral or negative treatment effect improve the care of critically ill patients? Yes https://t.co/9eYH4pP49f #IntCareMed